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Old 12-05-2011, 03:16 PM
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This is my best still water sedge here in the south west, two in 12's, two 14's and two 16's. Seen a few appearing the last couple of trips. The take for these often leaves a very small rise form and if your not watching they are gone.

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I like to have the orange seals fur butt on them. Body is Muntjac, hackle cheap ginger cock.

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Old 12-05-2011, 03:44 PM
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Look good to me
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Nice and bouyant yet sits nice and low in the water.
As good as anything.
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Nice flies, I'm sure they work well.
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these always seem to work very well

nice tying

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Thanks folks.
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Sweet I like these
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nice looking flies-they have got the trademark sedge shape.Must admit even when there are sedge everywhere i still seem to have more luck with bits-could be the way i tie my sedge

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